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SGG · 12-06-2002

My CAP ID book says the Silverstone had 129 BHP same as standard 1.8.
Also think the V6 never had the quickrack.
I think some of the confusion over S,Sport,Super,Sportpack versions is down to variations in european countries.
The 1995 revisions included stiffer suspension/lower ride height so the standard car is sometimes refered to as 'sport'.The Sportpack was just a additinal option (16" black/dark grey alloys,boot spoiler,colour coded side skirts).The Super had different ride height/ wood interior.

12-06-2002	#16 (Post Link)
SGG AO Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Dorset , England Posts: 130	My CAP ID book says the Silverstone had 129 BHP same as standard 1.8. Also think the V6 never had the quickrack. I think some of the confusion over S,Sport,Super,Sportpack versions is down to variations in european countries. The 1995 revisions included stiffer suspension/lower ride height so the standard car is sometimes refered to as 'sport'.The Sportpack was just a additinal option (16" black/dark grey alloys,boot spoiler,colour coded side skirts).The Super had different ride height/ wood interior.